Motorcycle Roads in United States
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Just north of Akron, with easy access from a couple different Interstate highways, is this short twisty little drive. It runs near the cuyahoga valley national park, down through the valley and back…
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Nice pasture land, rolling hills, and elevation changes.
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This route goes through south Texas farm/ranch land everything from Rice to wheat and livestock.
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It's the highest hill in the world so the views are all spectacular. Two good spots for photo ops.
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NC 904 runs right along the SC line and curves through lush eastern NC farmland. If you like little traffic, old farms and farming communities you will love this scenery!
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When I ride, I like a little bit of everything, long straight aways so I can stretch out and see what the bike can do, as well as some hills and swooping curves to see just how far she will lean over…
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On a whim, we left the planned route and took FM 279. The road is hidden under a canopy of trees and has many turns to keep it interesting. We road it during October, we saw the beginning of fall…
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This route travels through some nice rural farm lands. Traffic is lite and the road condition is very good. The following was added by N5TF in June of 2016: "Beautiful Pine Forests line the road as…
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There is a bridge over a nice river on one point but other than that it is wide open and mostly farmland type stuff. Then there is one section on Myakka road that is covered in trees and feels very…
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This route is complelty back country roads where you will enjoy the charm farm land and many small town along the way such as New Bremen, Minster, Ft laromie, Newport, Polo, Convington, Pleasent Hill…
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Views of Brazos River, big oak trees with Spanish Moss and miles of Ranchland.
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Beautiful rolling hills between San Jose and Morgan Hill. When the Uvas Reservoir is full it is a nice view to see.
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This road follows along a stream for a good portion of it, through farm land in the foot hills of Appalachian Mountains.
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You will travel in hills and the backside of Mt Diablo.
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This route is a mix of urban, suburban and rural scenery. At the end it feels like you've traveled to a remote location. Still, youre never more than about 15 minutes from downtown Nashville.
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Scenery is your standard Midwest, flat countryside with fields and the occasional woods. Segments of this ride go through rolling subtle hills and trail creeks and streams. This area isn't big on…
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This is a section of the old Route 66 and goes past the tram, Sandia Casino, Shady Lakes and follows the back road next to the train tracks through Bernalillo and Algadones.
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There aren't much landmarks to compliment on , but it's a nice flat twisty road going along interstate i75,.
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From this road you will snake along the river bank. There are great views of the river that is filled with beautiful rocks , mountains and thick forest.
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New Mexico's Turquoise Trail (State Road 14) goes from just south of Santa Fe to just east of Albuquerque. You will drive past the New Mexico Penitentiary where the riot happened in 1980. About 14…
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